About a month ago, I was with a friend in the Seaport and we were heading to a concert at the Pavilion. Â We decided to have dinner before the show, so Jerry Remy's was an easy choice. Â It's basically a 5 minute walk from the Pavilion. Â The place looks deceiving, because it's new-ish, has flat screen TVs all over the place, and has a cool atmosphere. Â However, the service is just not anywhere it should be. Â As mentioned by many other reviewers, the service just flat out sucks. Â We waited and waited and waited for our waitress to take our order, and then to get us drinks, and then to get us our food. Â Each time she came by, it felt like an eternity before she came back again. Â
I'm not even that picky when it comes to service; I'm actually extremely easy-going and was perfectly fine with the service, since it gave me more time to catch up with my friend. Â
What really put the nail in the coffin for them-- my friend and I were about to leave, and she had to go up to the bar to get her credit card. Â As we stood by the bar waiting for the bartender, one of their snotty, teenage-looking waitresses walked up behind me, told me to move, and put her hand in my face. Â Yes, I got "the hand"!!! Â (Wasn't that like a 90's thing?) Â Anyways, at first I had no clue what was going on, but then my friend realized I was a little too close to the space where waitresses pick up drink orders (not that this space was marked very clearly at all). Â I was willing to let it go, but when my friend pointed out to me how rude the waitress was, she overheard us and gave another snotty look. Â So, this little brat just killed it for me (wow, writing this review makes me feel sooo old :). Â Jerry Remy's may want to hire some new waiting staff that actually have class; clearly it's lacking.
We were down in the Seaport area for Harpoon's Octoberfest on a Saturday afternoon. Â After seeing a line of literally thousands, we decided to skip it, and stopped here for a late lunch and some drinks. Â The location is great. Â We were able to sit outside right next to the water.
They had a pretty extensive beer list, with a lot of local options, seasonals and your basic bud lights. Â We ended up ordering a burger and a sandwich, and had no complaints either. Â Not the best food we've ever eaten, but exactly what you would expect from a sports bar.
The service also was pretty good. Â Food was served quickly with a smile. Â Yes, it was a bit expensive, but no more than any other tourist destination on the water.